- Downtown Greensboro has many opportunities, with businesses coming into the city's center, projects that are soon to be announced and sites that are prime for development — though progress will not happen overnight.
- An upfit of the Dilworth space, formerly occupied by Tuesday Morning, is ongoing.
- What started as a simple transit hub has evolved into a mixed-use development with residences, offices, retail and a hotel.
- A proposed 100-foot hotel has ignited a debate over the coastal town's future development and character.
- The two-building office campus opened in 2016 in Fort Mill.
- The U.S. office market in recent months and quarters has finally seen an uptick in leasing activity as companies became more confident about moving forward on real estate decisions. That momentum could be dampened by a combination of forces.
- Raleigh's beer scene is about to get a lot more relaxed.
- Century-old Mid-Atlantic company sees new Asheboro-area site as base to tap growth in the Carolinas.
- A prominent Greensboro developer faces another local government hurdle as his plans for a large-scale solar project hit a snag in Stokes County. The commissioners rejected the plan despite the fact that Couch's property is surrounded by two other solar farms.
- A Maryland-based real estate firm focusing on small bay industrial and co-warehousing space has purchased property for its first Charlotte project.
